91.   But the absence of women in top positions runs across the Czech political spectrum.

92.   But the pictures shook Israelis across the political spectrum, too, with the palpable hatred cutting to the quick and reviving the specter of pogroms.

93.   But this escalation of U.S. military involvement in Colombia has sparked concern from across the political spectrum.

94.   But unlike AIDS, drug prevention is already an issue at or near the top of the political agenda on both sides of the political spectrum.

95.   But this position was lonely, irksome to enemies across the political spectrum and hard on his nerves.

96.   But, as polls indicate, Americans across the political spectrum are wary of anything that appears to tamper with the First Amendment.

97.   Clinton hopes that in a political climate where bipartisanship is the order of the day, education is a centrist issue able to draw support across the political spectrum.

98.   Coalition organizers had a little less luck at the left end of the political spectrum.

99.   Condemnations of the ruling poured in from across the political spectrum, including the far right, which is no happier about the planned withdrawals than the rabbis.

100.   Could it be that people on the right end of the political spectrum are no more mean-spirited than people on the left?

a. + spectrum >>共 195
political 39.64%
broad 10.21%
wide 6.96%
ideological 2.77%
full 2.61%
whole 2.29%
entire 1.74%
broadcast 1.74%
new 1.74%
digital 1.58%
political + n. >>共 919
party 6.88%
leader 2.98%
prisoner 1.59%
analyst 1.43%
system 1.09%
reform 1.07%
crisis 1.03%
opponent 0.97%
career 0.97%
issue 0.93%
spectrum 0.54%
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